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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Gov. John Hoeven says he will ask President Barack Obama to declare a presidential emergency in North Dakota.
Hoeven says that would free up federal money to help with preparations for anticipated spring flooding throughout the state.
Hoeven says a presidential emergency is different than a presidential disaster declaration, which would come after flooding has caused damage.
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Gov. John Hoeven says he will ask President Barack Obama to declare a presidential emergency in North Dakota.
Hoeven says that would free up federal money to help with preparations for anticipated spring flooding throughout the state.
Hoeven says a presidential emergency is different than a presidential disaster declaration, which would come after flooding has caused damage.
